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May 16, 2011 at 3:18 pm #32983KestranaParticipant
If your idea going into this is that a mountain has to be Mt. Everest IMHO you’re setting yourself up for failure. Being from the midwest, even the “hills” around San Diego seemed like enormous mountains to me. Even a molehill can be a mountain in the right perspective…
May 16, 2011 at 4:08 pm #32982ravnosticParticipantIf your idea going into this is that a mountain has to be Mt. Everest IMHO you’re setting yourself up for failure. Being from the midwest, even the “hills” around San Diego seemed like enormous mountains to me. Even a molehill can be a mountain in the right perspective…
This, and what Kestrana wrote about the box thinking.
I happen to have nearby Mountains, and even waterfalls that won’t compete with Hawaii or Peru or etc.,
but I don’t have an active volcano handy. I created this from some gauze
fabric, Christmas lights, and small pillows under a blanket. Don’t know if I’ll
use it, or recreate it to make it better (ve hav vays…or at least ideas), but
it’s an example of creating an effect to fit a theme.May 16, 2011 at 4:42 pm #32981Plamadude30kParticipantIf your idea going into this is that a mountain has to be Mt. Everest IMHO you’re setting yourself up for failure. Being from the midwest, even the “hills” around San Diego seemed like enormous mountains to me. Even a molehill can be a mountain in the right perspective…
Damn, you just reminded me-I might be going to Mt. Everest next summer (as long as I can work it into my schedule). Too bad I won’t be able to use it for that contest.
May 16, 2011 at 10:03 pm #32980ElsinoreKeymasterIf your idea going into this is that a mountain has to be Mt. Everest IMHO you’re setting yourself up for failure. Being from the midwest, even the “hills” around San Diego seemed like enormous mountains to me. Even a molehill can be a mountain in the right perspective…
This, and what Kestrana wrote about the box thinking.
I happen to have nearby Mountains, and even waterfalls that won’t compete with Hawaii or Peru or etc.,
but I don’t have an active volcano handy. I created this from some gauze
fabric, Christmas lights, and small pillows under a blanket. Don’t know if I’ll
use it, or recreate it to make it better (ve hav vays…or at least ideas), but
it’s an example of creating an effect to fit a theme.Just MHO, but while that’s an otherwise cool photo, I don’t really see “mountains” or “volcanoes” in that.
May 17, 2011 at 4:47 am #32979KestranaParticipantYeah I don’t want to discourage creativity but that’s a little more out of the box than I meant.
May 17, 2011 at 6:44 am #32978ravnosticParticipantYa don’t? I thought it kind of looks like lava erupting all over a mountain, and flowing downhill. Granted, it’s a rather artsy-farsty representation. I guess I’ll stick to making a mountain out of a mole hill. 😉
//Actually, I have oodles of mountain pictures that would be much stronger entries and are more likely to be used. But I liked this, anyway, esp. for something made on the fly with little forethought.
May 17, 2011 at 10:45 am #32977ElsinoreKeymasterI guess I’ll stick to making a mountain out of a mole hill. 😉
I actually tried this, but wasn’t happy with what I got 🙁
May 17, 2011 at 11:49 am #32976orionidParticipantI guess I’ll stick to making a mountain out of a mole hill. 😉
I actually tried this, but wasn’t happy with what I got 🙁
Dig a small hole for your camera to get a better perspective angle.
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